ImageEvent
 
 Reid Heilig | Home > H.Heilig Clock > 
the works
Date(s): May 19, 2011. Album by Reid Heilig. 1 - 17 of 17 Total. 364 Visits.
Start SlideshowTo order prints and photo-products: 1. Select photos. 2. Click Order. 3. Select products.Select images and click to download to your computerSend Email of Selected Photos 
Enlarge photo 1
1

Enlarge photo 2
2

Enlarge photo 3
3

Enlarge photo 4
4

Enlarge photo 5
5

Enlarge photo 6
6

Enlarge photo 7
7

Enlarge photo 8
8

Enlarge photo 9
9

Enlarge photo 10
10

Enlarge photo 11
11

Enlarge photo 12
12

Enlarge photo 13
13

Enlarge photo 14
14

Enlarge photo 15
15

Enlarge photo 16
16

Enlarge photo 17
17

 
 Select All.  
  Sign the Guestbook. Displaying 2 of 2 entries.
Love your information.
 - Bettie King, Fri, 30 Sep 2016 12:11PM
Am quite interested in old clocks and the genealogy of my family which has a Heilig source. My dad left me a grandfathers clock that was made in this country probably dating to the early 1700s. The works consist of both metal and wood. The rear of the face has many repair dates inscribed. The clock was acquired by my dad shortly after WW2. His hobby was repairing old clocks and he was very good at it...
 - Allen Miles, Sun, 10 Feb 2013 10:08AM
 
Album Properties. Email Album. Send Invitation. Add to Website. Share URL